Wednesday 24 Sep 2014
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Network TV Â鶹Éç Week 18
Highlights 1-7 May 2010
General Election 2010 – Election Night
Thursday 6 May on Â鶹Éç ONE and Â鶹Éç HD
The Â鶹Éç delivers the most comprehensive coverage of any broadcaster on Â鶹Éç TV and radio, including coverage on the Â鶹Éç HD channel for the first time, with David Dimbleby, Jeremy Paxman, Jeremy Vine, Emily Maitlis, Nick Robinson and Fiona Bruce
Luther
Tuesday 4 May on Â鶹Éç ONE
Idris Elba takes the lead in a cast including Ruth Wilson, Indira Varma and Paul McGann in this dark psychological thriller about a near-genius murder detective
Modern Masters
Sunday 2 May on Â鶹Éç ONE
A new series looks at some of the most notable and influential artists of our time and makes the claim that Picasso, Dali, Matisse and Warhol are Modern Masters
MotoGP – Jerez
Sunday 2 May on Â鶹Éç TWO
Matt Roberts is in Spain to present live coverage of the third MotoGP of the season
Mission:2110
Bank Holiday Monday 3 May on CÂ鶹Éç
An ambitious new sci-fi drama game show set in a post-apocalyptic landscape and written by Phil Ford (Doctor Who and The Sarah Jane Adventures) catapults viewers into the next century, as contestants battle against the Roboidz – intelligent, towering cybernetic entities who rule the planet
Everything's Rosie
From Bank Holiday Monday 3 May on CBEEBIES
There's a new girl in town this week and CBeebies' viewers are invited to journey into her bright, beautiful world packed with adventures and charming delights
Autism, Disco And Me
Thursday 6 May on Â鶹Éç THREE
Â鶹Éç Three's ground-breaking autism season continues with a film about 10-year-old James, whose life changed when he took up disco dancing
How To Live A Simple Life
Friday 7 May on Â鶹Éç TWO
Fresh from his journey Around The World In 80 Faiths, Anglican priest Peter Owen Jones goes back to basics to try to live a simple and more meaningful life
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